Aquí vive un pedazo del niño que una vez fui.

A 3D platformer where the challenge comes from trial-and-error as you find out what sporadic obstacles will appear from off-screen and when, while also dealing with the unturnable camera that is angled just perfectly so the spots where you have to jump and land feel intentionally ambiguous. Levels are designed to irritate and frustrate so as to hide the game's embarrassment from restricting you to a rigid on-rails viewpoint.

It always feels like luck still needs to be on your side to make jumps and attack enemies you have done before, and I don't know if it's because the controls are weirdly precise or a unique kind of clunky.

It certainly looks nice and I'm sure it has provided many people with blissful nostalgia, but it's also a good thing that video games have come so far.

One of the platformers of all time!